Article 9 Address for service of party whose solicitor is removed

in rule 4, after the words “an address” there shall be inserted the words “within the jurisdiction”; and

for rule 7 there shall be substituted the following new rule—

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(1)

Where—

(a)

an order is made under rule 5, or

(b)

an order is made under rule 6, and the applicant for that order has complied with rule 6(1), or

(c)

the certificate of an assisted person within the meaning of the Civil Legal Aid (General) Regulations 1989^f1 is revoked or discharged,

then, unless and until the party to whose solicitor or to whom, as the case may be, the order or certificate relates either appoints another solicitor and complies with rule 3, or being entitled to act in person, gives notice of his intention so to do and complies with rule 4, his last known address within the jurisdiction or, where the party is a body corporate, its registered or principal office shall for the purpose of the service on him of any document not required to be served personally, be deemed to be his address for service.

(2)

Where such party has no last known address or registered or principal office (as the case may be) within the jurisdiction, and the party wishing to serve documents on him does not know, or may not reasonably be expected to know, of any other address for service within the jurisdiction, he shall be deemed to have no address for service for the purposes of Order 65, rule 9.”.